Social Psychology

Social Psychology is a fresh and forward-thinking introductory textbook covering all the key topics and using a range of examples and distinctive pedagogical features to enable students to relate the theory to real life. Clearly written and humorous, it includes a whole chapter dedicated to communication processes and the final chapter focuses on the skills students obtain from studying social psychology, and the scope and impact of its applications.

ROBBIE SUTTON is Reader in Psychology at the School of Psychology, University of Kent, UKKAREN DOUGLAS is Reader in Psychology at the School of Psychology, University of Kent, UK

The Discipline of Social Psychology
The Social Self: Understanding Ourselves
The Social Perceiver: Understanding the Social World
The Social Judge: Attitudes, Emotions and Behaviour
Communication
Persuasion
Close Relationships
The Social Group
Social Influence
Group Behaviour
Intergroup Relations
Improving Intergroup Relations
Understanding and Controlling Aggression
Altruism and Justice
Social Psychology: an Overview

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